Progressive Professors Profit, Putting Pupils in Poverty
Law professors are living high off the hog while law students are drowning in debt.
Law professors are living high off the hog while law students are drowning in debt.
Law schools don't seem to care about employment along the same timeline as loan officers...
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To debt is human, to forgive is how we stopped the Nazis.
You better follow your loan servicer on social media sites if you don't want your credit to be ruined!
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Let me say this in all caps so you can hear me: DO NOT GO TO LAW SCHOOL WITHOUT A CLEAR PLAN TO FUND YOUR EDUCATION!!!
* “Yes, it is true.” Justice Scalia admitted in a speech this week that he was guided to the right by his colleague, Justice Thomas, who’s apparently “a very stubborn man.” [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)] * It’s about time to say so long to your ticking tax time bomb: in President Obama’s proposed budget for 2014, he eliminates taxes on forgiven loan debt under all IBR plans. [Bucks / New York Times] * “I am the luckiest man in the world.” Larry Macon, an Akin Gump partner from Texas, had nearly finished the Boston Marathon when the bombs exploded, but lived to tell his tale. [Am Law Daily] * Because sometimes you need to steal $374K worth of copy toner. This ex-Fried Frank staffer pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and is looking at up to 15 years in jail. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight] * Judge Victor Marrero isn’t a fan of SEC policy, but when it comes to this civil insider trading case, SAC Capital may get to walk away without admitting or denying anything. [DealBook / New York Times] * This Yale Law graduate is suing Brooks Brothers over a three-button suit, and wants $2K for the 90 minutes he spent arguing over it in the store. Who is the $1320/hour man? [New York Daily News]
Please advise three more prospective law students on where they should go. They've gotten into some great schools, but greatness isn't cheap.
Help advise two prospective law students: one who's choosing between GW and William and Mary, and one who wonders whether she should go to law school at all.
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Time to advise another prospective law student. This applicant is choosing between three great schools that are offering him very different deals.
Where would you go to law school if you were in this student's shoes?
Does the law of gravity apply to law school tuition? Shockingly enough, the answer might be yes.
Good plan or great plan? It depends on if you want to live in the middle of nowhere.
You can have a J.D. or a house but not both.